Washington State Department of Corrections – http://www.doc.wa.gov/
Washington State Department of Corrections – Resources – http://www.doc.wa.gov/family/resources.htm
Washington 211 Resource hub – https://wa211.org/
Washington State Department of Social and Health Services – Beyond the Walls: A Guide to Service for Families Affected by Incarceration – https://www.dshs.wa.gov/sites/default/files/SESA/publications/documents/22-1288.pdf
Sending Money to an Inmate – http://www.doc.wa.gov/family/sendmoney.asp
Seattle – http://www.scn.org/crisis/legal.html
List of services
Seattle Defender Association – http://www.defender.org
The Defender Association began representing indigent clients in Seattle Municipal Court. Today, the Defender Association has over 70 attorneys representing more than 10,000 cases per year in felony, misdemeanor, juvenile, family advocacy, and civil commitment cases, sex offender commitment cases, as well as a number of appeals at all levels of the state courts
Families of the Incarcerated – The group is part of the Healing and Recovery program at Westgate Chapel. Meetings are every Monday night starting at 6:45 pm for a free light buffet dinner, followed by a message and then break into groups.
Westgate Chapel, 22901 Edmonds Way, Edmonds, WA. 98020 Email questions to: bcn62@aol.com
Washington Eastside Legal Assistance Program – http://www.elap.org
Non profit provides no-cost civil legal services to survivors of domestic violence to low income residents in parts of King County
how can I get help for my son who is in SEATAC Federal Detention Center for an advocate? He is a disabled Veteran with medical issues and is not getting any medical help, none. please who can I contact for help.
You can look for services in that area, especially for Veterans. For your support, attend one of the Prison Families Alliance online meetings – https://PrisonFamiliesAlliance.org/calendar.
wrote a book called poem’s from the inner soul
what’s going on in Washington State prisons and around the US
by L. J. Hope my pen name , It came out in October, also when I was released… I’ve done 41 years.I’ve talked with people’s family and the incarcerated. around the U. S. about what’s going on in
our prison system.. and what I’ve experienced in the 41 yrs.
And turned them into poems. after I explained the mistreatment
that the Department of corrections. does to the incarcerated and there families..
this book should be taken to all prison advocate meetings to let
them experience what’s going on and brought up to the legislature..
I’m a writer, poet, artist,
and most of all a prison advocate.
sincerely
John Steiner
ps
my pen name
L. J. Hope
stands for Love, justice, Hope.